He attempted to win by reporting false positions, but his boat was found abandoned on the Atlantic, with confused notes and logbooks. I thought she would be an old lady, who has sailed a lot, but actually she was a girl of 19, who had never set foot on a boat before. The father in your book reads Biegel's book to his daughter on the boat, and the mother reads it to her daughter on shore. So when she showed me what she had written, I saw it was perfect and just copy-pasted it into my book. How do you think Op zee works in languages and cultures that do not have this kind of sea tradition, or do not have the culture of direct emotional contact with the sea? When I first thought of the book, three years ago, I was in a desert. 
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I share her opinion, and think that this is a very good zes to end on. Celine02 rated it did not like it Sep 04, He is still lovable in some ways, but he is being made fun of. There is a great story about a British sailor who sailed alone in the first sailing race around the world.
Trivia About Op zee. Yes, I think you can understand it even in countries without a sea; everybody can respond to the concept of being away from everything.
Moby Dick is such an important novel to me that I wanted to make a reference to honour hejmans. How did your daughter react to the book?
Jun 21, Fiene Oomens rated it did not like it Shelves: The unreliable narrator provides many small clues to indicate that something is wrong with him. This gave me the idea of writing a book about a disappearing child. And she decided that she was going to write as well.
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It is such a great story and that is also in this book. But what freedom is there left for originality and free thinking on the sea? Every time she says: They are glad when they are back down, then they are free.
Op zee by Toine Heijmans. In my new book I did that as well, and some people do not agree, but it is my book so I think I am free to do that.
Is it difficult to make your protagonist ridiculous? There are two questions I would toind to ask you in relation to this theme, the first of these refers to formal aspects of Op zee. In the same way hejjmans seems to need the image of the daughter to define himself as a grown-up, as a father, as somebody responsible for his own deeds.
Look, these are the lighthouses on the north coast of the Netherlands. That is how children are, they just copy their fathers. The Little Captain also seems to be a prefiguration of the protagonist, Donald, who has not really been able to grow ehijmans.
So now it is in between, you can read whatever you want as a reader.
It was really a magical moment when I met her and she showed me the illustrations, and I decided to go along with it. Heijmans presents a perfect sketch of modern office life with its sales figures, mileage allowances, assessment procedures and pointless discussions with clients. Would you call this a happy end? It was very exciting for me because she reads a lot.
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Nevertheless, it is definitely a book written for adults and is marketed as an adult book, resulting in a kind of tension between form and content. Later I thought of transferring the story onto water, because I know more about the sea than about the desert, but it could have been the desert.
My daughter is eleven now and she did not start reading this book till recently. He attempted to win by reporting false positions, but his boat was found abandoned on the Atlantic, with confused notes and logbooks.
Lolaf rated it did not like it Aug 30, I like that too, but on the whole I am a fan of books that end well, I do not like too open endings.
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